ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) on Thursday issued code of conduct for TV channels ahead of the month of Ramzan that starts this month.
The media regulatory body said some of the content presented in the Ramzan shows has been strongly criticized by audience, directing the TV channels to follow the code of conduct.
The media watchdog also issued a code of conduct for morning shows and dramas.
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